Organic Cotton Bath Faucet Filter by Santevia | Sensitive Skin Bathtub Water Purifier | Adds Nourishing Minerals for Hair & Skin | Chlorine Filter | Made in North America

I recently bought this to replace the plastic bath filter ball that was probably putting micro plastics into my bathwater. The water quality is so much better than that cheap plastic ball and I love that it is cloth covering it works so fantastically and easily. I highly recommend it.

Moving to a different state with a baby with sensitive skin, water quality was very important to me. WE got this bath filter and in a matter of days our babys rough & irritated skin cleared up! Sometimes the strap will come loose and leak water out, but for the most part we have had no problems with it!

Doesn’t stay on the faucet even if it’s on the lowest flow possible. Great idea but poor product, no sense in filtering water if it’s going to fall off every two mins and let regular flow in…

This fits in my Moen bathtub faucet, which curves and is only barely flared towards the nozzle, so that's quite an accomplishment.It does a very good job of filtering out my bath water, which is also saying something. We have extremely hard water where I live, and it seems to affect people's health, if you get me. But this filter, it actually leaves the water soft and light. I can feel the difference, I use way less soap and shampoo, and my skin doesn't break out!*The only two things keeping this from being a five star review are the flow and the smell (when it's new). The flow is a minor annoyance - water seeps out of the bag everywhere, like you'd expect, and just sort of dribbles down the tub wall and over the emergency drain before filling the tub. The smell when this thing is new is particularly bad - it has a certain "burning hair" quality, but that goes away completely after two tub fills, and it doesn't seem to bother anyone but me.For the money and the convenience, this is an excellent filter that really does its job. What's more, it's just a cotton bag with some velcro and some wire. I don't feel bad about replacing it, because I'm not throwing out a big wad of plastic every couple of months.* Just adding this for other people who are like me. I have MCAS, so my skin breaks out at the drop of a hat, or a couple drops of heavy minerals. I can't really take showers thanks to some other health issues, so if you have MCAS or mastocytosis and you're looking for a way to make your bathwater gentler without a softener system, this might work for you!

I wish you could mark reviews are not helpful because sooo many people in these comments are unaware of how water filtration works, the actual design of the bag, and to remove the plastic zip tie to optimally fit the faucet head. The bag is not ripped, it is irrelevant that the fabric is open to view the sponge. Yes it might look like you all got a sponge and rocks because you did. Look at what you order before you buy and understand it. Rocks create an area for the microbes to bind, and these microbes break down organic matter including chlorine. Rocks (certain kinds not mentioned in the claims of this product) have abilities to collect heavy metals as well. Rocks traps sediment and activated carbon also functions as a remover of chlorine. You might be best to create your own filter using various stones as well. And you are joking if you think a plastic sponge is going to get you totally compromised when most likely your laundry water travels through lead and micro plastic filled pipes, all day long. And half your clothes, rags, blankets, pillows, mattresses, come covered in these things as well. Plastic being the actual fibers used. If your complaining about plastics then you should be so strict as to never buy from Amazon all together, tagged along with its carbon footprint by shipping to your house alone. It’s about the big picture, and if you want to complain, you don’t know enough to make your own simply out of rocks alone, which would work. So either make it, research what you buy, or love the product for what it does do. Test your water levels. Find proof for yourself. As for the filter, it works when you use it correctly. Let it dry out completely to avoid mold. Hope I covered it for those that left one star reviews from their own ignorance. Making your own filter would be best because yes, I don’t know what kind of rocks are guaranteed inside but it functions as it states.

My son has very sensitive skin and eczema. We live in an area with very hard water known to have excess zinc and PFAs In it. I was so excited to buy this hoping it would help with bath time and decrease the ointment and lotions we have to use for his flare ups. First use, my son developed a huge rash and hives. discontinued use and his skin rash disappeared. I thought maybe I was imagining it or it was a coincidence so I used it again and he developed the same rash. By all means, my daughter who doesn’t have skin issues loves it and says her water feels better with it. BUT my son who has derm issues did not benefit from this and actually had worsening symptoms using this product.

I love this bath filter. My entire family has extremely sensitive skin and we have very hard, harsh water where we live so I have been searching for a bath filter for a while. As soon as I used it the water felt softer, my skin felt better, and all of my family finally didn't break out from our water. Our skin issues include eczema and hives and the hard water would make it so much worse but with the use of the filter we have had no issues pop up. It also has a Velcro strap that goes around the faucet and allows all the water to be filtered unlike some of these ball filters where only half the water would get filtered.I would highly recommend buying this.

New Mom here and we struggled with baby's sensitive skin. After using this filter we noticed a major change in her skin. Helps with harsh water and its definitely worth every penny.